Bonne nourriture, charmant accueil, variété des plats.

Bonne soirée, bien mangé, cadre et ambiance sympa. Prix un peu élevé et carte des vins un peu limitée

Cuisine soignée, originale, créative et absolument délicieuse. Nous sommes des habitués de Orphyse Chaussette et y retournons souvent depuis plus de 5-6 ans

service sympa - nourriture correcte - boissons trop chères

Food heaven

Discovered this delightful restaurant one evening wandering around the Sablon area. I really enjoyed dinner here. The food is simply wonderful, exquisitely cooked, flavours perfectly balanced. The ambience is very pleasing, and the proprietor careful to match wines to the food. Considering the quality, represents good value for money.

wish I'd found it sooner!

I found this little gem on resto.be while searching for a place to have a nice dinner close to the Sablon with a friend. They belong to Slow Food, which hooked me. We were instantly enchanted by the rooms and the decor - it's quite small and not for disabled people, as the toilet is halfway up the narrowest (wooden!) spiral staircase I've ever seen. It's absolutely charming, although when full I imagine the noise level could be quite high (it was about half full when we were there - Belgium was playing in the World Cup that night!). We had the Menu Confiance, three courses left up to the chef, although we were asked if there was anything on the menu that we couldn't eat. We ordered wine by the (generous!) glass, had two each, and the bill came to €60 each. And it was definitely worth it. The tartare of dorade wss refreshing and well seasoned, and the pintadeau was melt-in-your-mouth yummy, with a very nice cauliflower puree, perfectly done braised fennel, a few tiny wild mushrooms scattered about, and some baby new potatoes. I'm not crazy about fruit for dessert, but it was perfectly ripe and the mascarpone ice cream - well, the only problem there was that I could have eaten a lot more of it! Now one of my favourite restos in Brussels.